The War in the Ukraine

[isogur]

Well, if it works it works

They can be used as props for Mad Max style movies after the war.

 

[Tam]

I wonder just how hard it would be to make these turtle tanks into unmanned drone tanks. If their main goal is to act as fire magnet, why not just take the people out of it altogether?

It's been done before. There was a video sometime ago when a Russian tank rushing towards Ukrainian lines and were continually hit by FPV drones. It stopped short of the lines then blow up massively. The shockwaves were seen tidal waving through the lines. It was obvious at this point the tank was loaded with explosives and sent into a one way suicide journey.

Is it possible that the Mangals can be made unmanned? Entirely possible.

 

[enroger]

They can be used as props for Mad Max style movies after the war.

I really want to time travel back 50 years and ask a tanker to imagine what future tanks looks like and then show them this, this is what tanks looks like in 2025

 

[Totoro]

Even 10 years would be enough to make the image incomprehensible.

 

[Soldier30]

Footage of Russian Harpia-A1 and Geran-2 kamikaze drones striking Ukrainian trucks carrying fuel. The video was filmed on November 2 at a truck stop in the Odessa region, near Izmail. The aftermath of the drone strike is shown at the end of the video.

 

[plawolf]

Even 10 years would be enough to make the image incomprehensible.

Laughs in warhammer 40k.

 

[Tam]

I really want to time travel back 50 years and ask a tanker to imagine what future tanks looks like and then show them this, this is what tanks looks like in 2025

He would also be interested to know that what he has spent a lifetime knowing, training, learning about armored warfare has been totally upended in just two years of combat.